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The Brookhaven leader., 1887-04-28
Astonishing Success.

1t is the duty of every person who has
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friends in curing Consumption, severe
Coughs, Group, Asthma, Pneumonia, and
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and we consider it the duty of all drug
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The Brookhaven leader., 1887-04-28
The l-ty of LYONS.

This thrilling and splendid drama was
given at IIe1sLs1 Opera house gu last
Thursday evening TO one Of the largest
aud mort mighty cultured audiences of
the "cason. Tho performance was, in
every sense, a success. With the single
exception of Mr. Lewis Gillespie, the parts
were all taken by amateurs, but the pre-
sentation of the play could hardly have
been surpassed had all been professionals.
1t was highly meritorious iuterpreta-
ton of the various characters with
referance not only to costume, but also as
regards stage settings aud the various
other auxiliaries necessary to an &C
ceptable presentation of the play. The
costumes we're indeed beautiful and
artistic, having been specially designed
for the occasion in New Orleans.
Mr.. Lewis GilIespie's rendition of
Claude Melnotte was a most excellent
piece of acting and his delivery of many
of the finer passages was greeted with
the heartiest applause and frequent
encores. His voice is wide ranging aud
we'll under cotrol and he is unaffected
in delivery. Our people were charmed
with the gardeners son." to whom they
are specially indebted for the evening,
for it was under his guidance and care
that the play developed into such
fullness of beauty.
The Lady of Lyons was taken by
Miss Lulah Rsgsdale, "Brookhavens
poetcss and best amateur actress" Miss
Ragsdale already enjoys a reputation as
an accomplished elocutionist. Her acting
is characterized for exquisite grace, she
is senstively alive to every detail, she is
pretty, reads charmingly and having a
musical, we'll. cultivated voice could she
fail to pleased We think not. At least
she did not on last Thursday evening
when round after round of applause was
given and showers of perfumed flowers
fell gracefully aud bOunteously when in
answer to repeated encores, she and
Mr.. Gillespie appeared before the
curtain.
Mr.. Will McGrath's Col. Damas
created amusement and was clever
piece of acting. Mr.. Chas. Chrisman has
talent and was admired as Beauseant.
John Seavey, A. S. Doherty and Vivian
Byrd, all carried out their parts we'll,
while Mrs. Josie Crosby was specially
complimented as Madam Deschappeles,
and Miss Minnie Hoskins nicely acted
Widow Melnotte.
AS we have said the play was a sue
cess. If the troupe" decide to visit
neighboring towns as they are contem-
plating doing, we would say a rare treat
awaits all who have an appreciation for
superior talent. We hope the Lady of
Lyons" will re-appear here.
The Brookhaven leader., 1887-04-28
"DecoratIon Day."

Decoration Day" was suitably observ
ed here on last Tuesday. A long process
sion formed at the City Hotel at 1lo'clOch
A. NJ, and marched in order to th,
cemetery. Vhitw6rth College war
represented by both faculty and students,
while lawyers, physicians, merchants,
scribes and all turned out with ons
accord. Under wide-spreading trees a
speakers stand had been raised and
tasteful decorations surrounded it.
Judge Cassidy announced the program:
Song by Young ladies and gentlemen
"Crown them as Martyrs"
Prayer, by Rev. w. b. Murrah.
Solo, "The Conquered Banner" by Mrs.
Chas. Chrisman.
Address by James Gadberry, Esq.
Song in chorus-"Strew the Graves
again"
Address, by Col. r. r. Stocksdale.
Song, LET the Dead and Beautiful
Rest"
The address of each of the speakers was
beautiful, eloquent aud appropriate.
Memorial Ode, by Miss Lulah Ragsdale.
The committee Mrs. Cassidy, Mrs.
Chrisman, Misses Sue Martin and Ada
Sessions, deserve credit for the success of
the day. BY their requdst we return
thanks to the press, fire companies and
merchants of Brookhaven; also to the
young ladies and gentlemen, especially
Messrs. Lewis Decel and Larkin Baggett,
who so kindly assisted in the ceremonies.
The Brookhaven leader., 1887-04-28
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The Brookhaven leader., 1887-04-28
A Pleasant Trip for the Writer.

WEssOS, April rs, 1857.
Leaving home Saturday on the six
O'clock train, arrived in BrOokhaven in
good time where met Capt. Milan, who
conducted me to his home. Here spent
a pleasant evening with the Captain and
his wife. Sunday morning we all walked
down to.thc Chapel where | found quite a
number engaged in Sunday School.
Besides Sunday School at the chapel,
they have preaching twice a month:
The second Sunday by the Rev. A. +.
Watkins; and on the fourth by Rev. J. X.
Parish, whose appointment l filled at
IL O'Clock, he filling mine at Fair River
find the people ..about the Chapel
happy, and we'll they might be happy, for
they have as neat little house for wor-
ship AS you will find and two of the
ablest ministers of the Methodist and
Baptist deu ominations to preach for
them. S. NORRIS.
The Brookhaven leader., 1887-04-28
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The Brookhaven leader., 1887-04-28
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The Brookhaven leader., 1887-04-28

The Presbyterians will have Concert
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We hone there will be a liberal patronage
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The Brookhaven leader., 1887-04-28

The following ladies and gentlemen
were among the visitors OF last
Thursday to pay their respects to the
Lady of Lyons: Mr.. and Mrs. +. B.
LYMAN, Mrs. n. p. Bouney, Misses
Annie Jacobowsky, Flora Hyman and
Messrs. II Moysc, G. A. Jacobowsky, }.
Block and A. Hitler of Summit, Mr..
A. Hart of Osyka, Mr.. and Mrs. r.
Becker, of Wesson and Others whose
names we could not obtain.
The Brookhaven leader., 1887-04-28
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Gen. Joseph T. johnson has been
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scveHty-nine years of age, and, says
the Republican, has lost all his old.
time physical vigor. though his temper
is as cheerful and his manner as cour-
teoas as OF old.